fullstrut

re: Makita (or other brand) Jigsaw

Posted by fullstrut on 12/24/22 at 12:52 pm

I haven’t used the Mafell, but I have two of the older bosch and the festool and none of the other big brands touch them...

re: Makita (or other brand) Jigsaw

Posted by fullstrut on 12/22/22 at 8:22 pm

In my opinion festoon, then Bosch, then everyone else when it comes to jigsaws....

re: What's the Best Breed of Dog You've Owned?

Posted by fullstrut on 12/15/22 at 7:55 pm

Current Black Mouth Cur and my late feist was a smart, badass little dude....

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re: I discovered pipe smoke tonight

Posted by fullstrut on 8/27/22 at 6:27 am

The Country Squire, in Jackson, Ms, has some really good blends. I’m partial to the Rivendell and Second Breakfast....

re: High School Football Coach FAFO in the stands while scouting (BETTER VIDEO)

Posted by fullstrut on 8/26/22 at 9:33 pm

Damn, he was the powerlifting coach at Madison Central that asked me to lift going into 9th grade, but left for LSU before the school year started....

re: Former Saints linebacker Parys Haralson dies at 37

Posted by fullstrut on 9/14/21 at 7:13 am

Really sad. I knew Parys in high school, we won several state championships in powerlifting, visited a few times after when he came back to town, he was a really good guy. He never let it go to his head....

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re: Looking for a MS Delta Land Realtor

Posted by fullstrut on 4/15/21 at 5:01 pm

Paul Hopper, or Shane Saxton with Hopper Properties Joseph Presley with 4 Corners Property...

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re: Starter tools for woodworking?

Posted by fullstrut on 7/20/20 at 5:51 pm

My recommendation would be to look for used tools. Keep an eye out for an old Rockwell/delta tablesaw with an accufence. As far as routers go, I like Bosch or porter cable and get a fixed and plunge base, then build a versatile router table. 2-2.25 hp routers are really a good starting point. In...

Resealing flue with heatshield or going with stainless chimney liner?

Posted by fullstrut on 10/15/19 at 5:53 pm

What would be the better option between skim coating the clay tiles with Heatshield cerfractory or going in with a stainless liner? Either one I would be doing myself, but I'm getting conflicting information about the best option. Anyone on here know anything about it?...

re: Stripping Paint, Sanding, and Re-finishing Cyprus Cabinets

Posted by fullstrut on 8/28/19 at 2:33 pm

What kind of look are you going for? Is this antique cypress or new cypress? I wouldn't sand with anything coarser than 120, to start with, and I also wouldn't go any higher than 150/180 on cypress. Cypress doesn't stain well, so be prepared for that, you can use a wood conditioner (50/50 denatur...

re: Post your Woodworking Projects

Posted by fullstrut on 8/23/19 at 12:24 pm

it can be really nice to have a nice cabinet saw, or even a big slider, buy you can do a hell of a lot with a track saw. I recently did a big dining table out of 8/4 walnut, and it was nice to just grab the festool and 8' track to true up an edge, vs moving that big bastard around to run it on the ...

re: Post your Woodworking Projects

Posted by fullstrut on 8/23/19 at 8:58 am

Acadian Hardwoods, out of Little Rock, delivers there. That's typically where I get my wood, I'm in central MS. Do not try to get anything out of the Ponchatoula location though....

re: New Cabinet doors

Posted by fullstrut on 8/4/19 at 7:52 am

Can you take a picture of the issue. The faceframe shouldn't affect anything. For an overlay door, the plate screws to the inside edge of the faceframe, the only difference is that a full overlay plate is thinner than a half overlay, if I recall correctly....

re: Finishing out a hardwood flooring, up date 7/24

Posted by fullstrut on 8/3/19 at 10:32 am

4 coats of Waterlox, on that much surface area is no small investment, compared to other products. What made you go with WL, vs hardwax or another polyvarnish?...

re: Inset cabinet door question

Posted by fullstrut on 7/7/19 at 9:43 am

typically, the nose of the bead should be flush, or almost flush with the face frame. You should have a shoulder, then bead, then the gap between the door and the bead, which reflects the shoulder. All that is to say, the door should be flush with the face frame. What type of hinges are you usin...

re: Logical thinking - Does the Earth exist after we die?

Posted by fullstrut on 6/18/19 at 12:08 pm

This was pretty well worked out when both rationalism and strict empiricism ended in solipsism. What is your starting point from which your epistemology is based? Cogito? Tabula Rasa? Can you affirm that the world has ever existed beyond an impression of the world that you perceive?...

re: I am now ate up with the woodworking bug. Help me with shop. What next?

Posted by fullstrut on 5/13/19 at 11:13 am

I edited my post, mine isn't the Rotex, its the 6" EQ random orbital. What makes mine better is that is runs a lot smoother, and captures the dust way more efficiently (with the vacuum), which results in a better finished product. The new bosch actually captures the dust really well too. In my op...

re: I am now ate up with the woodworking bug. Help me with shop. What next?

Posted by fullstrut on 5/13/19 at 10:43 am

ha, my bad. You can find the stuff on amazon or apparently online through the box stores (home depot). I have some that are 10-20years old, and I have a new 6" ROS65VC-6 also, to back up the festool sander, which is the best sander I've used, especially with the vacuum (festool sandpaper is about ...

re: I am now ate up with the woodworking bug. Help me with shop. What next?

Posted by fullstrut on 5/13/19 at 10:35 am

I didn't link anything, homie. That said, I was more referencing what is typically available in the brick and mortar stores. Their better stuff likely is available online or ordered through the store. The same thing applies for most of the brands (Makita, dewalt, etc.). They all make a weekend wo...